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FBS Lesson Plan 1.2
FBS Lesson Plan 1.2
I. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, students are expected to:
1. familiarize the protocol and etiquette in serving food
2. apply the protocol and etiquette in serving food
3. value the importance of the protocol and etiquette in serving food
C. REVIEW
D. MOTIVATION
Oh yeah!!
Okay class! Good job for your cooperation!
E. PRESENTATION OF OBJECTIVES
Later we will perform serving food to our guests perform the protocol and etiquette in serving
with the protocol and proper etiquette. food
(Students reading)
G. LESSON PROPER
Activity
Let’s have another activity! Still with your groups
a while ago.
Listen carefully to the instruction. I have here a
big picture. (shows a picture) and you will
observe what it shows. If it reflects proper
etiquette or not and you will write all your
thoughts everywhere in a picture.
Okay?
Yes ma’am!
Done?
Abstraction
Service Guidelines
Although styles of table service can range from
those used in elegant formal dining to those
appropriate to relaxed, casual meals, customers
are always entitled with courteous and
knowledgeable service from servers who take Yes ma’am!
pride in their work.
Protocol
The following are the standard protocol or
precedence of service:
1. The guest of honor, if there is one, is served first, (Students will raise their boards)
and the host last
2. Serve children, women, and men, in that order
3. Serve clear beverages and food from the guest's
right side (except under Russian English - silver
service.)
4. Clear soiled dishes from the guest's right side
5. Carry flatware on a serviette or an STP (Group members answers)
(Standard Transport Plate)
6. Carry glassware on a beverage tray
7. Do not reuse flatware for a subsequent course
8. Wait until everyone at the table has finished a
course before clearing
9. Do not reach across a guest if you can approach
from the other side
10. Do not touch a guest, and do not allow a guest
to touch you.
11. Try not to interrupt guests who are engaged in
conversation
12. Serve and clear with the hand farthest from
the guest
Generalization
So those are the protocol and etiquette of serving
food.
Application
Our 3rd activity is an application of what we have
discussed. Still on your groups a while ago, you
will pick your scenario from here and you need to
follow the protocol and etiquette in serving your
guests,
Any questions?
I’ll give you 5 minutes for your brainstorming and None ma’am!
later on you will present it here.
Done?
Yes ma’am!
(Teacher will rate them after)
IV. Evaluation
Direction: Write P if the sentence shows the protocol and E if the sentence shows an etiquette.
________1. Carry glassware on a beverage tray.
________2. The guest of honor, if there is one, is served first, and the host last.
________3. Do not reuse flatware for a subsequent course.
________4. Do not touch guest and do not allow a guest to touch you.
________5. Serve and clear with the hand farthest from the guest.
________6. Carry plates and drinks so that your fingers are well away from the food or rim of
the glass.
________7. Never rush the guest by bringing the courses to the table too quickly.
________8. Position the plate of food in front of the guest as the chef intended.
________9. Try to anticipate you guest’s requests rather than simply responding to them.
________10. Take the time to groom the table before serving each course.
V. Assignment
Reference:
(Include your reference here)